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#Repost from @tagarelas_e_dai. Boa tarde Tags.... Olha a resenha nova saindo do forninho... Titulo: Quando os Caminhos se Cruzam Autor: @luanalazzarisautora Editora: @3deaeditora Nº de páginas: 425 Sinopse: Doutor Leonardo é médico-pediatra, homem de bom caráter e coração nobre. Um grave acidente faz o caminho do médico cruzar com Maria Luiza, uma mulher corajosamente determinada e justa. Em meio a essa situação assustadora, nascerá um grande e verdadeiro amor. Mas um segredo do passado envolvendo suas famílias virá à tona. E a descoberta do passado, poderá transformar este forte amor, em um amor impossível. By Alec Teller *** — Ei moça, consegue me ouvir? Acorde! Por favor, eu preciso que você acorde! Um encontro inesperado em circunstâncias nada favoráveis, sentimentos que brincam com ambos em um momento crítico. É assim que somos apresentados a Maria Luiza e Leonardo. Um acidente e uma vida em risco. Um romance aterrador que tem a inveja e inconformismo contra. Luana Lazzaris nos apresenta “Quando os Caminhos se Cruzam” de uma forma sensacional, de modo a prender a atenção do leitor. Parar de ler não é uma opção, nem mesmo quando se chega a última página. Beijo os ombros, a cada beijo deixo minha língua sentir o sabor da sua pele. Viro-a de costas, seguro firme sua cintura e continuo com beijos em seus ombros completamente expostos, em seguida, espalmo a mão em sua barriga, pressionando-a cada vez mais firme contra o meu corpo. Um livro regado de drama, trama, romance, encontro e de certa forma, reencontros. Um casal que se conhece em um momento complicado, se apaixonam e se permitem aproveitar ao máximo essa sensação..... RESENHA COMPLETA EM NOSSA PÁGINA NO FACEBOOK #parceiro3Dea #resenha #somostagarelasedai #3dea #livro #parceria3Dea #leitura #livro #resenhaSomosTagarelaseDai https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu1NoRfA1No/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=set49f3d7yzr

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Fantasyland já nas livrarias

A editora 3DEA lança, “Dinastia do Gelo”, o primeiro livro da série “Fantasyland” da autora best-seller Kristen Ashley.

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3DEA – Openhouse's 3D Printer Pop Up at the Eventi

What’s the point of a pop up? Different goals for different groups. Fashion retailers early-adopted pop ups to liquidate end-of-season excess. To welcome the barrage of Olympic visitors, hotels popped up around London. In Ireland, the Waterford City Council enticed landlords to waive rent for pop ups by predicting a drop in vandalism to unoccupied spaces. More footfall, more lights, less damage. They were right.

At the Eventi Hotel on the corner of Manhattan’s 29th St. and 6th Ave, we’re trying to spread the word about 3D printing. What’s 3D printing? I’d tell you but then I’d have to kill you with boring stories about X, Y and Z axis and jargon like filament and envelopes. Instead, we prefer to show people by taking over an all-glass, ground-floor retail space at a major New York intersection. Then we paint the place, deck it out with printers, a design shop, a Christmas  tree competition for kids, free printing services, workshops, classes and a sex-toy display. The point of 3DEA is to elevate printing from its narrow online confines to a high-traffic, general-interest New York City block.

Suddenly, 3D printing is everyone’s business. The passersby who doesn’t read Core77 or Make Magazine is gawking through the window at a bracelet-printing Ultimaker. Overwhelmed with curiosity, they come inside, sit down and print their own creation. They browse the design shop and say, “Wait, these metal cufflinks were created on a 3D printer?” Then they learn about classes, workshops and presentations by fashion designers pushing the boundaries of personal manufacturing. When the visitor leaves, she’s learned about, experienced, and created via a medium she never knew existed. Building experiences speeds intellectual innovation faster than any blog post.

The press, meanwhile, catches wind of a strange 3D printing pop up with a colorful facade and hooks like “shop” and “Christmas” and “kids.” Pop ups are sexy journalist magnets. They’re fresh, temporary, unique, vibrant. And most importantly, they’re local. Suddenly an otherwise-fringe topic is valuable to almost every Big Apple journalist. CBS New York featured our Make a Robot Night! in its Things to Do section; UrbanDaddy highlighted 3DEA’s personal sex toy gift; mommy blogs want to find out more about this ornament competition. New York Mag came by to retrieve an eight-handled coffee mug for the upcoming holiday gift guide. By presenting information in three-dimensional form, we’re helping get this revolutionary technology attention on all sides.

Greg Spielberg is a pop up-building journalist with Openhouse. He’s helped create award-winning experiences like Park Here and The Big Cheesy. Join him on Twitter or Tumblr @gregtspielberg or say hi at [email protected]. Cheerio, and do stop by 3DEA!

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It's the final week for the 3DEA: 3D Printing Pop Up Store. We'll be open Tuesday-Saturday from 11am-7pm and Sunday from 11am-6pm. Come down and adopt a Tiny Roboti. http://3dea.openhouse.me

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Aaron Trocola returns to 3DEA this weekend for his Foundation & Modeling of 3D Printing class. This 3 hour class is separated into two sections and will conclude with a thorough Q&A session. http://ow.ly/hu8vL